I-35 in Texas Leads State in Fatal Crashes, Report Finds
Interstate 35 (I-35) in Texas has been identified as the location of more fatal crashes than any other corridor in the state. The information was reported by the Kilgore News Herald.
Dallas Fort Worth, TX, August 12, 2026 —
Interstate 35 (I-35) in Texas has been identified as the deadliest highway corridor in the state, having recorded more fatal crashes than any other roadway. This finding was reported by the Kilgore News Herald.
The report from the Kilgore News Herald highlights I-35’s status as the most dangerous stretch of highway in Texas based on its number of fatal collisions. Further details regarding the specific timeframe covered by the report, the total number of fatal crashes, or contributing factors were not provided in the available information.
I-35 is a major north-south freeway that traverses the entire length of Texas, connecting cities such as Laredo, San Antonio, Austin, and Dallas. Its extensive route and high volume of traffic are often cited as potential elements contributing to accident rates.
The Kilgore News Herald’s report does not specify whether any particular segment of I-35 is more prone to fatal accidents than others, nor does it offer comparisons to previous years or other states. The specific methodology used to compile this data was not detailed.
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